Baldwin Boxall M2120E Operating Instructions Manual

IM2120E
Issue 2 28/01/2008
ECR 2043
M2120E Amplifier
Operating Instructions
Baldwin Boxall Communications Ltd.
Wealden Industrial Estate, Farningham Road
Crowborough, East Sussex, TN6 2JR Telephone: 01892 664422
Fax: 01892 663146
Website: www.baldwinbox all.c o.uk Email: mail@baldwinb oxall .co.uk
SAFETY
IMPORTANT NOTES - DOS AND DONTS
Ventilation
Always ensure adequate ventilation to the amplifier. Do not obstruct the ventilation holes in the cover or base. Should the amplifier exceed its safe operating temperature it will automatically reduce its volume to a safe level thus allowing it to cool. Once cooled it will operate normally without manual resetting.
AC Power Input - Danger High Voltage Only connect to an AC 50-60 Hz 230V supply using the lead assembly supplied or an equivalent type with a suitable IEC connector. Always ensure that the amplifier is earthed. Always unplug the power before removing the top cover.
100V Loudspeaker Output - Danger High Voltage Ensure that the loudspeaker connections are suitably protected and cannot be touched. Always replace output plug insulated covers.
Always ensure that the total speaker load does not exceed the rating of the amplifier used. If unsure use an impedance meter to measure the unknown load. Using a multimeter selected to the resistance range ensure that the speaker line is not connected to earth.
Moisture Do not allow water to come in contact with the amplifier and its external connections.
Cable Types Always ensure that the correct cable type is used for the signal level. A twin screened cable should be used for balanced inputs operating at mic or line level. Zone selection and access control cables do not generally require screening and should not share the same screen as the balanced input.
Loudspeaker output cables should be rated in excess of 100V and the cross sectional area to suit the load without excessive power loss. Always ensure that output cables are kept as far away from input cables as possible reducing the risk of instability.
Fuses Always replace using the correct rating and type to ensure safe operation.
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M2120E USER INSTRUCTIONS
The M2120E is an integrated 5 input 120 Watt free standing or rack-mounting amplifier powered from a 230 Volt AC supply. Each of the 5 inputs has separate volume, bass and treble controls. An output level 4 bar LED display indicates at 5% 25% 50% and 100% output.
Both low impedance and 100 Volt line outputs are available on a 4 pin Speakon connector, (pair 1+ and 1­being 100V and pair 2+ and 2- being low impedance), see fig 1 for connection details. The low impedance output is unbalanced ref to ground, suitable for driving 4 off 8 Ohm speakers connected in parallel or any other combination providing that the resulting imped ance is no lower than 2 Ohms.
The 100 Volt line output is derived from a transformer that provides a fully floating output. If a balanced output is required the centre tap may be connected to ground via a link on the Speakon printed circuit board, see fig 2.
The power output stage is protected against overload conditions, i.e. short circuits etc., by sensing the current and voltage and presenting this error signal to a drive limiter circuit. Should the amplifier be su bjected to an abnormal load the input to the power amplifier is limited to a safe level. Over temperature protection is also provided using a sensor attached to the output stage heatsink. Should the temperature exceed 90 C then the input signal is reduced to a low level preventing permanent damage to the amplifier.
Each of the 5 inputs can be set to either balanced Mic sensitivity (20-600 Ohm, 0.6mV) or balanced Line sensitivity (80mV) using the relevant DIL switch on the rear panel. These switches also control the Phantom Power facility (20V DC) for each input. See fig 3 for details on these switch settings.
Input 5 can use either 2 Phono connectors to enable a compact disk or cassette tape machine to be easily connected, or if this feature is not required then a DIL switch is provided to switch the input to the XLR connector. See fig 3 for details on this switch setting.
Inputs 1 to 4 are provided with input gating and to use any input the relevant input access must be closed to 0 Volts, even if priority is not selected. When priority is selected using the DIL switches on the rear panel, the relevant input will override all descending; i.e. input 1 will override inputs 2, 3, 4 and 5. See fig 3 for details on these switch settings. Please note that input 5 is permanently accessed and therefore has no input access connection.
The open collector busy output will become active i.e. conduct to 0 Volts to operate relays, busy indicators etc, only if the priority is selected and input accessed. The busy output is protected by a 500mA self resetable fuse. A +24 Volt output is provided to power auxiliary equipment and is protected by a 1 Amp self resetable fuse.
An OPT 33 chime module may be fitted to sound when an input is accessed. Please note that the chime will only sound with priority selected on the desired input or by closing the chime trigger input to ground. The chime pre-set volume and DIL switch to select 1, 2, or 3 notes are mounted on the OPT 33.
Optional signal processing (i.e. Bose loudspeaker equaliser OPTEQ) may be incorporated using the internal connector provided, see fig 5 for details on mounting this option.
Additional external equipment (e.g. a graphic equaliser) can be inserted between the preamplifiers and power amplifier by removing the jumper link from the POWER AMP INPUT and PRE AMP OUT phono connectors on the rear panel. The external equipment should have an input impedance greater than 5K Ohms and output impedance lower than 2K Ohms with a nominal level of 800 mV.
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M2120E Integrated Technical Specification
Rated output power 100V line 230V AC supply
120W 83 Ohms THD 1 kHz rated output Aux input 230V AC supply Typical output power 1% THD Aux input 230V AC supply
Less than 0.5% typically 0.2%
100V line 150W 66 Ohms
Low Z - 80W 4 Ohms
Low Z - 130W 2 Ohms Output regulation (1 kHz 100V line) Better than 1dB Output voltages obtainable (Pin selection)
100V & low impedance Supply voltage AC 220 – 240V 50 – 60 Hz Power consumption @ 230V Quiescent Rated output power @ 1kHz Fuse protection 1 x AC supply 20 x 5mm 2 x DC (amplifier) auto blade type 1 x 24V DC output 1 x DC “Busy” open collector output
1A Self resetable
500mA Self resetable Aux input phono stereo summed mono Sensitivity Frequency response – 3dB Signal to noise ratio
100mV @ 20K Ohms
Better than 40 Hz – 20 kHz
Better than 80 dB Tone controls Bass Treble
± 12 dB @ 100 Hz
± 12 dB @ 12 kHz Universal input (line) Sensitivity Frequency response – 3dB Signal to noise ratio
80mV @ 12K balan c ed
Better than 40 Hz – 18 kHz
Better than 70 dB Universal input (Mic) Sensitivity
600µV balanced Input impedance Without phantom power With phantom power 20V Frequency response – 3dB Better than 40 Hz – 18 kHz Common mode rejection ra ti o 50 Hz – 30 kHz
Better than 60 dB Signal to noise ratio terminated 200 Ohms Better than 60 dB LED indicators Output level indicator
5%, 25%, 50% & 100% Terminations AC supply input Aux signal input
3-pin DIN IEC 6A
2 x phono, stereo summed mono Universal input Input Access Loudspeaker output
6-pin screw terminal connector
4-pin Speakon connector Fan assisted No Dimensions (mm) (D x W x H) 340 x 430 x 90 Weight 12 kg
18VA
300VA
3.15A(T) 10A(F)
12k Ohms 660 Ohms
3-pin XLR
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SPEAKON LOUDSPEAKER OUTPUT CONNECTIONS
1+
2+
100V
+
0V
0V
100V LINE
LOW Z
1-
2-
SPEAKON LOUDSPEAKER
OUTPUT CONNECTOR
P14
2+
FIG 1
1-2-
1+
BALLANCED 100V LINE SELECTION
FIG 2
C36C37C38 C35
ADD LINK TO EARTH PC1210B
OUTPUT CENTRE TAP
CT-LK
FIG 3
FIG 4
GND BK Y BL RD W G
DIL SWITCH (1 PER INPUT)
XLR or PHONO - INPUT 5 ONLY ON = XLR MIC/LINE
OFF = PHONO 100mV
PRIORIT Y INPUTS 1 TO 4 ON = THIS INPUT WILL
OVERRIDE DESCENDING INPUTS OFF = THIS INPUT WILL NOT OVERRIDE DESCENDING INPUTS AND WILL MIX
XLR INPUT CONNECTIONS
1234
XLR SENSITIVITY ON = MIC 0.6mV.
OFF = LINE 80mV. XLR PHANTOM POW ER
BOTH ON = 20V MIC PHANTOM POWER BOTH OFF = NO PHANTOM POWER
ON
PUSH
BALANCED
INPUT
GROUND
12
3
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Fig 5: Location and Orientation of Connectors for OPT33 and OPTEQ
MPORTANT NO
T
PC1210
HEATSINK
D28
R136
C118
+
C98
INSERT 4 x PILLARS FROM SOLDER SIDE
REG2
R114
C121
U13
C110
R111
R123
R1
C117
E
R98
R95ZD25
R137
C103
C115
P10
R113
R74
+
C120
VR6
MASTER
OPTION
R138
C119
C72
C116 TR8
U10
C80 C81
C82 C129
R75
R73
P9
U9
R62
C68
R61
VR5VR4
R146
P13
C71
C69
R60
C70
FRONT
I
PLEASE ENSURE THE CORRECT
ORIENTATION OF THE OPT EQ CONNECTOR
INCORRECT FITMENT WILL RESULT
DAMMAGE TO THE EQUIPMENT.
PLUG DOWN ONTO P10 ON M2120E BOARD
C83
R100
HERE
OPT33
MOUNTED
C75 C76 C74 C73 C77
C65
U7
VOLUME I/P4 VOLUME I/P5
R57
FIG 5
COMPONENT SIDE DOWN
OPT E Q OPTION
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M2120E BLOCK DIAGRAM
OUTPUT
100V LINE
OUTPUT
TRANSFORMER
OUTPUT
LEVEL
INDICATOR
100%
50%
25%
5%
OUTPUT
MUTE
RELAY
120W
POWER
AMPLIFIER
OPTION
SOCKET
IN
800mV
PHONO
0V
OUT
0V
0V
VOLUME
MASTER
1+ 1-
SPEAKON
CONNECTOR
PROVIDING
PRIORITY LOGIC
CASCADE OR MIXING
LOW Z0VOUTPUT
2+ 2-
+24V
INPUT1
INPUT2
INPUT3
ACCESS
1
2
3VOLUME
INPUT GATING & B US Y
BUSY
CHIME
COMMON
INPUT4
COM
+24V
0V
BUSY
4
CHIME
MAINS
PSU
OPT33
CHIME
FUSE
+33V
230V MAINS I/P
LEN
0V
CHIME IS ONLY SELECTED
WHEN PRIORITY IS SELECTED
AC 50Hz - 60Hz
MAINS
SWITCH
-33V
MIXER
EARTH
VIRTUAL
BASS TREBLE
1
+20V
1
PHANTOM
POWE R MIC/LINE
0V
231
600uV MIC
80mV LINE
INPUT 1
XLR
BASS TREBLE
VOLUME
INPUT 1
0V
2
2
+20V
PHANTOM
POWE R MIC/LINE
0V
231
600uV MIC
80mV LINE
INPUT 2
XLR
BASS TREBLE
VOLUME
INPUT 2
0V
3
3
+20V
PHANTOM
POWE R MIC/LINE
0V
231
INPUT 3
600uV MIC
80mV LINE
XLR
BASS TREBLE
INPUT 3
0V
4
4
+20V
PHANTOM
POWE R MIC/LINE
0V
231
600uV MIC
80mV LINE
INPUT 4
XLR
BASS TREBLE
VOLUME
INPUT 4
0V
5
+20V
PHANTOM
5
5
POWE R MIC/LINE
0V
231
600uV MIC
80mV LINE
INPUT 5
VOLUME
INPUT 5 0V
0V
0V
XLR
AUX
PHONO
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M2120E Front and Rear Panel Illustration
C O M M U N I C A T I O N S
output level
0
0
5
5% 25% 50% 100%
+
5
+
euroamp
masterinput 5input 4input 3input 2inpu t 1
010
010
+
0
5
+
0
+
0
5
+
0
+
0
5
+
0
+
0
5
+
0
bass bass bass bass basstreble treble treble treble treble
010
010
010
010
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